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In-clothes At-homeHybrid assistedlimbsAuditory visionsubstitutionAugmented olfaction
Myoelectric prosthesisAugmented hearingTelescopic &microscopic visionArtificial retinas
Artificial general-purpose cellsArtificial limbs
Artificial muscles
Tissue regenerationArtificial vascular system
Synthetic blood
3D-printed drugsPersonalizedmedicine
Enterotypetreatments
Stem-cell treatments
Prenatal gene manipulation
Gene therapyNanocompositedrug carriersBioelectronicdrugsOptogenetics
ReversecryonicsAnti-agingstem-celltreatments
Anti-aging drugs
Genetic engineering3D printed organs
ExoskeletonsNeuroprostheticsEnhancedmetabolism
Rapid genesequencing
Robotic healthcareassistants
AI therapistsVirtual triageEpidermalsensors
AR surgeryassistance
Full body simulation
Full brain simulationTelemetricsRobotic surgeryApp-drivendiagnostics
Natural languageprocessing
Tissue-embeddedsensors SENSORS Internal
ExternalNEUROPROSTHETICSSENSORY AUGMENTATION
SYNTHETIC & ARTIFICIAL ORGANS
3D PRINTERS
MHEALTH
BIG DATA
LIFE EXTENSION
CRYONICSREMOTE VIRTUAL PRESENCENon-invasiveglucose sensors
Data-driven patientcommunitiesData-drivendiagnosticsOpen healthrecordsBlood streamsensors
Question answeringcomputing systemsEnvisioningthe futureof healthtechnology
envisioningtech.com/health/
Full-bodycryopreservationSuspendedanimationAUGMENTATIONDIAGNOSTICS
TELEMEDICINE BIOGERONTOLOGYTREATMENTSREGENERATION
Technological replacements to human features can not only restore senses to those without,
but could also enhance conventional attributes into remarkable capabilities.The development and distribution of advanced sensors will turn diagnoses from knowledgeable guesses with incomplete information into idiosyncratic, data-driven procedures.
to be in the constant physical presence of their patients to make a diagnosis or perform procedures.Global networks and mobile technologies remove the necessity for medical practitioners closer to slowing the aging process and to eventually conquer death.
In coming decades, advances in our understanding of aging will bring us No longer is it sufficient to create and distribute a single 'miracle drug' to an entire population—treatments can be precisely targeted for a person's unique characteristics.Hopeless searches for matching donors and the irreplaceability of major organs and body parts will fade away as synthetic or grow-to-order organics are further developed.
Research & design: Envisioning Technology
envisioningtech.com/health/Technology is the ultimate democratizing force in society. Over time, technology raises lowest common denominators by reducing costs and
connecting people across the world. Medical technology is no exception to this trend: previously siloed repositories of information and expensive diagnostic methods are rapidly finding a global reach and enabling both patients and practitioners to make better use of information.
This visualization is an exercise in speculating about which individual technologies are likely to affect the scenario of health in the coming decades.
Arranged in six broad areas, the forecast covers a multitude of research and developments that are likely to disrupt the future of healthcare.Envisioning the future of health technology
Find out more:Updated: September 2012
Sources: envisioningtech.com/health/
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